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I think it depends on the individual kid and what their parents have introduced them to. All three of my kids enjoy watching both old and new cartoons.

Fairy Tail Zero is a prequel that shows how the Fairy Tail guild formed and the first guild master Mavis is the main character. I'm only a few episodes in this arc and it's interesting to see the history of this anime.

Fairy Tail. I'm currently at the Fairy Tail Zero arc, getting close to being caught up to the most recent episodes.

Not sure if this counts but I'm gonna be voicing a character in a video game soon (just waiting for the audition deadline on castingcall.club to be up and my director will be sending me and my castmates the scripts) so at least my voice will be put into the game.

Thanks for the kind responses everyone. It's good to be back here.

Hi everyone. I joined this forum back in 2013 and haven't posted in years. I wasn't acting like myself at all then because I was so focused on pretending to be someone else in order to appease my parents (who convinced me that nobody would ever accept my true self). For years I just kept denying the truth about myself and convinced myself to... well, act; to try to be the "woman" that "everyone else" wanted me to be. In 2015 I finally accepted the truth that I'm a transgender guy and I've come a long way since I started socially transitioning in late 2015/early 2016. I still struggle with severe depression, anxiety (social and generalized) and OCD but things have gotten tremendously better since I realized that it was dysphoria that was causing so much agony throughout the years. I stopped watching MLP:FIM during a rough patch in my life but have been getting back into it and the actors who all worked on it really inspire me to get my voice out there. I'm a beginner voice actor now and I've been getting training from my favorite voice actor (through his live webinar classes), and I hope to eventually work with Tara, Tabitha, Andrea, Ashleigh, Cathy, and pretty much every voice actor I've looked up to. I still fear being rejected for who I am, but things have gotten a lot better since 2013. And I guess, despite it making the dysphoria worse, my natural speaking voice is good for portraying certain characters. So back to the topic of this great show; one thing I love about the series as a whole is how well the main characters are portrayed by their actresses. You can just tell they were dedicated and put a lot of love into their work.

The most painful thing I've ever gone through was giving birth to my son. I was hoping I'd be one of those rare and very few lucky people who don't experience as much pain and can give birth naturally. I ended up getting an epidural which wore off right as my son was being born. It was brutal and I screamed like the lead singer of a death metal band, but my baby was totally worth it all.